Category Archives: Finance Guide

You might not believe you need insurance if you rent. Your landlord should have coverage for your building. You are responsible for all your belongings if you do not have renters insurance. What if your home was damaged by fire or theft? Renters insurance is usually very affordable. You might even be able make it cheaper by purchasing a […]

A prospect or client saying these phrases can cause fear in an insurance professional. “My home is in trust” or “I own properties within an LLC.” Clients are increasingly able to obtain a trust or form an LLC. In the old days, corporations were in “Commercial” and individuals in “Personal”. There are always those “gray” situations that […]

Cheap car insurance for young drivers can be hard to find, but not impossible. It is finally happening. It’s finally happening. You are independent, independent, and able make your own decisions. You probably know how to budget for groceries, rent, and car insurance. But you may not have thought to add these expenses to your monthly bills. […]

Areport revealed that Dekalb County, Georgia makes the list of the top 50 counties in the country with the most hit-and-run fatalities. One of the most serious violations Georgia drivers may be facing is a hit-and run. Drivers who are convicted of leaving an accident scene may face a heavy fine, a suspension of their license, and possible jail […]

As an experienced Insurance Producer, I know that it can be difficult to understand the concept of risk analysis. It seems that the knowledge required to properly place risk in personal insurance is lacking. This concept is not easy to grasp. I will be examining the components of risk that must be considered when placing carriers. Insurance […]

Agents often get confused by insurance sales customers who ask them who the primary purchaser is in their household. This article will show you how to get the answer. This tip will help you increase sales closing ratios 100% accurately. Insurance strategies often cover complex topics such as getting preferred responses to consumer objections. Every time I was […]

Medicare Part D is the optional portion of Medicare that covers prescription drugs. Medicare Part D, an optional program that covers prescription drugs and is offered by private insurers under federally approved plans, is available. The monthly premium for most recipients varies depending on the plan. There may also be co-pays or other costs. Part D was […]

The internal ethics battle for insurance unit managers is intense. Although they can give results to the general insurance agency manager, the methods are not in line with their personal ethics. The explosive conflicts of interest that threatens insurance unit managers in an agency are illustrated. The life and health agency operations are managed by the insurance […]

Health Insurance Coverage for Pre-Existing Diseases To be healthy, a plant must be properly cared for. Many factors, from our lifestyles to our family history, can put us at risk of developing diseases. We all need to be aware of how important health insurance is for our health. Unexpected events such as a planned operation or hospitalization can […]

Answer this question. Advertising is what? “ It’s worth taking a moment to reflect on it. This question was often answered by agents when I asked them. This was also your solution? You may be right, but only to a limited extent. There’s more to it. Advertising’s Purpose Is To Make Prospects See Your Products…And Get Them […]